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Home»Posts Tagged "News" (Page 5)

Stage 4 Cancer Mom Fights On For Daughter And Husband

David Gregoire August 8, 2026

Checklist: Stage 4 cancer diagnosis and the shock of it Endless treatment, surgery, and scan cycles Parenting and marriage under constant strain Emotional exhaustion, fear, and moments of anger Redefining what victory means while living

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Networks Shield Hasan Piker Links In Michigan Senate Race

Darnell Thompkins August 8, 2026

• Network double standards in political coverage• Hasan Piker’s extreme rhetoric and public profile• Abdul El-Sayed’s ties to Piker in Michigan’s Senate race• The media’s softer language around left-wing radicals• Comparisons to the tougher treatment

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Email Request Not Found, Check Details And Try Again

Erica Carlin August 8, 2026

The requested email record could not be located, which usually points to a simple mismatch, a missing entry, or a lookup that returned nothing at all. In a lot of systems, that message appears when

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WNBA Faces Transgender Debate As Former NBA Players Apply

Erica Carlin August 8, 2026

The WNBA is stuck in a messy, high-stakes debate over gender rules, fairness, and who gets to define eligibility in women’s sports. What started as a sideline issue has turned into a league-wide headache, with

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Cook County Deputies Catch Gun At Courthouse Screening

Dan Veld August 8, 2026

What started as a routine courthouse stop in Chicago turned into a much bigger headache for one man after security officers spotted something they were never supposed to see. A minor arrest quickly escalated once

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One Night Only Review, Monica Barbaro And Callum Turner Charm

Dan Veld August 8, 2026

“One Night Only” takes a wild premise and turns it into a slick, fast-moving rom-com that actually knows how to play with its own absurdity. Set in an alternate America where premarital sex is illegal

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Mamdani Clip Sparks Backlash Over Faux African Accent

Dan Veld August 8, 2026

Zohran Mamdani’s resurfaced 2016 radio interview has become a fresh political headache, and not because of the movie he was promoting. The clip shows a deeply strange accent that shifts into something like an African

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Fauci Subpoenaed By GOP AGs Over COVID Profits Claims

Erica Carlin August 8, 2026

News Fauci subpoenaed by three Republican AGs for ‘profiting’ from COVID guidance Fauci’s blanket pardon from Joe Biden only protects him from federal prosecution, leaving him exposed to potential legal actions from the states. Anthony

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French Catholics Demand Basilica Escape Game Cancellation

Erica Carlin August 8, 2026

French Catholics in Saint-Quentin are pushing back hard against a planned round of “escape box” games inside the Basilica of Saint-Quentin, warning that a church built for worship is being turned into a playground. Their

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Michigan Senate Race Fuels Debate Over Islamist Influence

Dan Veld August 8, 2026

A lot of Christian voters are waking up to a hard truth: when faith gets treated like a private hobby instead of a public calling, politics gets ceded to people who are anything but shy

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El-Sayed Faces Firestorm After Mackinac Island Hate Clip Resurfaces

Dan Veld August 8, 2026

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is facing renewed criticism after a resurfaced video showed him saying he “hates” Mackinac Island, one of Michigan’s most iconic and beloved destinations. The comments came from a 2020

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US Army Opens Test Ranges, Gives Defense Firms Faster Access

Ella Ford August 8, 2026

The Army is swinging open its test ranges to private defense companies, promising a faster, less bureaucratic path for firms trying to prove new weapons and battlefield tech. The pitch is simple: cut the red

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Justice Department Threatens Duke Law Probe Over Admissions Claims

Dan Veld August 8, 2026

Duke Law is under a sharp spotlight after accusations that its admissions process may have ignored the Supreme Court’s ban on race-based preferences. That claim has kicked off a fresh round of scrutiny from federal

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Frank Kendall Loses Security Clearance Over Air Force One Disclosure

Dan Veld August 8, 2026

US Air Force Former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall has security clearance revoked over Air Force One disclosure The move follows what officials say was an unauthorized disclosure about Air Force One’s capabilities Published August

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Trump Urges Pirro To Revisit Dropped Reflecting Pool Case

Kevin Parker August 8, 2026

President Donald Trump has pushed back hard after federal prosecutors dropped a vandalism case tied to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, pressing Jeanine Pirro to take another look. The fight centers on whether the damage

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Trump Deportation Fight Escalates As Supreme Court Weighs Haiti Order

Dan Veld August 8, 2026

DHS is moving again on the immigration fight tied to Haitians with temporary protected status, and the timing has put the issue back in the middle of a bigger showdown over executive power, court rulings,

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Guinness Beer Fans Face New England Belgium Comparison

Dan Veld August 7, 2026

A forgotten stash of Guinness has a way of turning into instant legend, especially when it is old enough to make people do a double take. In this case, a batch tied to a very

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Congress Must Fix College Sports Bill Before Girls Pay The Price

Darnell Thompkins August 7, 2026

The fight over women’s sports has reached a dangerous new turn, with a federal college sports bill raising alarms that it could weaken state protections just as girls have finally started to win real ground.

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Supreme Court Weighs Trump White House Ballroom Fight

Dan Veld August 7, 2026

A federal court move has thrown a wrench into the White House ballroom plan, and the fight is turning into something bigger than a construction dispute. The clash now touches executive power, judicial limits, and

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Enes Kanter Freedom Criticizes NBA, WNBA, Transgender Policy Debate

Dan Veld August 7, 2026

Former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom has once again set off a wave of reaction after joking that he is ready to take his talents to the WNBA. The 6-foot-10 former big man has built

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FBI Memo Reveals Oxferd Comma Probe Over Trump Comey Firing

Karen Givens August 7, 2026

The latest batch of declassified FBI memos has put an odd little detail under a bright light: a Russia-related probe tied to James Comey’s firing carried the code name “Oxferd Comma,” a spelling that has

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Harris Blasts Moore’s Redistricting Push, Cites 2028 White House Bid

David Gregoire August 7, 2026

Maryland’s redistricting fight is turning into a loud, high-stakes clash over power, maps, and political ambition. Rep. Andy Harris is accusing Gov. Wes Moore of using the debate as a launchpad for bigger national goals,

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North Korea Missile Test Reignites Warnings on Kim Jong Un

Kevin Parker August 7, 2026

North Korea’s latest missile launch landed like a blunt reminder that Kim Jong Un still loves to stir the pot when the world is distracted. The test came during a tense stretch marked by fighting

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Senate Advances Russia Sanctions Bill Targeting Putin Revenue

David Gregoire August 7, 2026

Checklist: Senate passage of the Russia sanctions package Lindsey Graham’s long-running push to punish Putin Oil and gas revenue as the pressure point Tariffs tied to Russian imports and energy buyers Bipartisan backing and the

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Rogers Courts Michigan Democrats After El-Sayed Primary Win

Doug Goldsmith August 7, 2026

Mike Rogers is making a direct appeal to Michigan Democrats after Abdul El-Sayed’s primary win, telling voters who feel disconnected from the new nominee that they still have options. His message is simple and pointed:

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Murkowski Breaks With Trump Over Smithsonian Signage Fight

Kevin Parker August 7, 2026

Checklist: Murkowski breaks with Trump on the Smithsonian fight. A bipartisan letter raises questions about museum signage. The dispute centers on executive authority, federal land, and taxpayer money. Republicans continue pressing the Smithsonian over politicized

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Fauci Faces Contempt Fight After Refusing Senate Questions

Darnell Thompkins August 7, 2026

When Anthony Fauci reached for the Fifth Amendment 111 times, the move instantly became more than a committee fight. It turned into a public reckoning over accountability, legal cover, and the long shadow of the

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Trump Proposal Targets Biased AI Systems As Deceptive

Doug Goldsmith August 7, 2026

Checklist: AI bias and hidden agendas, public trust and consumer deception, research showing political slant, state and federal regulation, Trump administration action, the need for disclosure and transparency. Artificial intelligence has quickly become the quiet

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The Last Lawman, Nils Grevillius Revives A Classic Crime Hero

Dan Veld August 7, 2026

Hollywood keeps circling the same familiar crime beats, but there is still a deeper, sharper kind of detective story waiting in the wings. Nils Grevillius and The Last Lawman point toward a private-eye tradition that

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AI Tech Trends Gain Momentum, Experts Say

Dan Veld August 7, 2026

Donald Trump’s latest move on artificial intelligence centers on a set of new rules meant to keep powerful systems from going off the rails, but the details are being kept under wraps. That alone gives

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America’s Power Grid Faces Urgent Repair As Demand Surges

David Gregoire August 7, 2026

The grid is entering a rough new chapter, and the old assumption that electricity could coast forever has run headfirst into reality. Demand is rising again, the gear behind the system is aging, and the

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Auschwitz Trip Teaches Students How To Confront Hate

Ella Ford August 7, 2026

Students do not just learn from lectures and textbooks. Sometimes the real lesson comes from being thrown into a place where history still hurts, and then having to decide whether to turn away or stand

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Kentucky Expands Organ Donation Policy Amid RFK Health Debate

Dan Veld August 7, 2026

Kentucky’s organ transplant system is under a brighter spotlight after federal officials moved to decertify a major organization accused of blurring the line between urgency and caution. The case has stirred outrage because the central

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DOJ Faces Pressure Over Planned Parenthood Abortion Pills

Dan Veld August 7, 2026

Abortion pills sent through the mail have turned a deeply serious medical and moral issue into something that can feel quick, quiet, and far too casual. That shift has made the risks easier to ignore,

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Justin Pearson Wins Tennessee House Primary In Redrawn District

Doug Goldsmith August 7, 2026

Justin Pearson’s primary win in Tennessee’s newly drawn 9th Congressional District puts a high-profile progressive in position for a tough fall race. Backed by national left-wing activists and riding on a massive fundraising edge, Pearson

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Iran Moves Tanks, Raising New Fears Of Escalation

Darnell Thompkins August 7, 2026

Reports of Iranian armored units shifting position have stirred up a familiar kind of concern, the kind that military professionals pay attention to fast. In a tense stretch of diplomacy, movement like this can matter

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Why Rising Prices May Not Hurt Republicans, Some Expect

Ella Ford August 7, 2026

• Rising prices are rattling young voters, but not every pocketbook complaint lands the same way.• Affordable living costs can hit like a gut punch, especially when people feel it at the grocery store or

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Tesla Faces Fresh Pressure As EV Competition Intensifies

Dan Veld August 7, 2026

Lucid has built a reputation around sleek design, serious performance, and some of the most polished electric vehicles on the road. But in a market where great products do not always win, the company is

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Todd Blanche Targets GOP Senators, Sparks RINO Backlash

Dan Veld August 7, 2026

Sen. Lisa Murkowski is once again signaling she plans to make life difficult for a Trump-aligned nominee, this time putting herself in the middle of the fight over Todd Blanche. The move fits a familiar

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Federal Judge Clears Trump To End Haiti TPS For 350,000 Haitians

Darnell Thompkins August 7, 2026

Donald Trump picked up a big immigration win after a federal judge said the court order that had blocked his administration from ending temporary protected status for Haitians is no longer in force. The move

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Tennessee GOP Primary Closes As Blackburn Eyes Governor’s Race

David Gregoire August 7, 2026

Tennessee’s latest primary day has turned into a full-blown test of Republican strength, with a governor’s race, Senate contest, and House battles all stacking up at once. The biggest spotlight falls on Marsha Blackburn, who

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Oversight Project Sues To Block Maryland Redistricting Measure

Ella Ford August 7, 2026

• Maryland redistricting fight heads to court• Lawsuit challenges timing of ballot certification• GOP lawmakers say deadlines were ignored• Measure could reshape congressional map outcomes• State officials face pressure before the election calendar tightens EXCLUSIVE:

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Marsha Blackburn Wins GOP Primary, Nears Tennessee Governor Seat

Karen Givens August 7, 2026

Here’s the shape of the race in Tennessee: Marsha Blackburn’s decisive primary win The fight to replace term-limited Gov. Bill Lee Immigration and border enforcement as campaign themes Blackburn’s hard line on China and Tennessee

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Mamdani Sidesteps Questions On Reviving Tax Hikes For Rich New Yorkers

Karen Givens August 6, 2026

Zohran Mamdani Mamdani repeatedly sidesteps questions on reported plan to revive tax hikes on wealthy New Yorkers Gov Kathy Hochul previously rejected Mamdani’s broader push to increase income and corporate taxes Published August 6, 2026

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Trump-Backed Andy Ogles Loses Tennessee Primary After Heavy Spending

Ella Ford August 6, 2026

Andy Ogles lost his Republican primary in Tennessee after a hard-fought race that pulled in big outside money, sharp arguments over energy policy, and a clear split inside GOP circles. Charlie Hatcher, a farmer and

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McConnell, Biden Face Key Senate Stakes Ahead Of Midterms

Dan Veld August 6, 2026

Mitch McConnell’s latest health update is drawing fresh attention, not just because of what it says, but because of what it does not. The Senate Republican leader is making clear that he is still dealing

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GOP Targets Taxpayer Housing For Illegal Immigrants

Ella Ford August 6, 2026

Sen. Bill Hagerty is pushing a new bill aimed at shutting off federal housing benefits for illegal immigrants and tightening the rules around who can qualify. The measure, called the End Housing Welfare for Illegal

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Trump Says US Has Massive Munitions Stockpile, Hunts Leakers

Ella Ford August 6, 2026

President Donald Trump is pushing back hard against reports suggesting the U.S. military is running low on key weapons after the Iran conflict. He says America still has a huge munitions reserve, production is ramping

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GOP Splits Over Rand Paul’s Fauci Contempt DOJ Push

Erica Carlin August 6, 2026

Republican senators are split over how far to push the fight over Anthony Fauci, with Rand Paul pressing for a direct criminal referral to the Justice Department while others want the matter to move through

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House GOP Probes Five Major Unions Over Political Spending

Kevin Parker August 6, 2026

The House GOP is turning up the heat on five major labor unions, demanding records that could show where member dues have really been going. The push centers on claims that union bosses funneled money

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Britt Moves To Close Detention Loophole For Illegal Immigrants

Doug Goldsmith August 6, 2026

• Senate Republicans are moving to shut down a long-running immigration loophole• The plan focuses on keeping detained illegal immigrants from being released when removal is blocked• The bill centers on stronger detention authority and

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Johnson Warns Democratic Socialist Wins Push Party Toward Communism

Darnell Thompkins August 6, 2026

House Speaker Mike Johnson is sharpening a warning Republicans expect to lean on hard as the 2026 midterms draw closer: the rise of socialist candidates inside the Democratic Party is not just a party fight,

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Rogers Faces El-Sayed In High-Stakes Michigan Senate Race

Ella Ford August 6, 2026

Michigan’s Senate fight is already shaping up as more than a routine midterm contest. Abdul El-Sayed narrowly won the Democratic primary, Mike Rogers has the Republican lane locked up, and the matchup now looks like

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Extortion 17 Heroes Must Never Be Forgotten

David Gregoire August 6, 2026

Extortion 17 still hangs over the memory of the Afghanistan war like a wound that never fully closes. The mission ended in catastrophe, but the men on that helicopter should be remembered for far more

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IRS Conservation Easement Crackdown Sparks Tax Code Backlash

Kevin Parker August 6, 2026

The IRS turned a long-standing tax incentive into a legal nightmare by changing the rules after the fact and then treating ordinary taxpayers like suspects. Conservation easements were meant to protect land and encourage private

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Jesus Transfiguration Reveals Glory, Hope For Resurrection

Erica Carlin August 6, 2026

Jesus’ Transfiguration stands as one of the clearest flashes of hope in the Gospel, a brief unveiling of glory before the road to suffering and the Cross. On Mount Tabor, the disciples saw more than

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Pennsylvania Crime Probe Links Dead Bodies, Drug Use, Mental Health

Dan Veld August 6, 2026

Two young girls were found inside a Pennsylvania home with two dead adults, and the scene has left investigators with more questions than answers. The discovery has drawn attention not just because of the deaths,

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Big Ten, SEC Face Pressure Over College Sports Revenue Sharing

Dan Veld August 6, 2026

College sports has entered a weird new phase, and the money is doing most of the talking. Revenue sharing was supposed to feel like a clean fix, a way to calm the chaos and make

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Trump’s Iran Pressure Campaign Exposes Regime Weakness

Ella Ford August 6, 2026

• Maximum pressure is targeting Iran’s oil money and hidden revenue streams• Military pressure and blockade tactics are adding real strain• Iran’s economy, protests, and internal repression are showing deeper weakness• The regime’s leadership is

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DSA Members Back China, Draw Criticism Over Communist Praise

Kevin Parker August 6, 2026

Check out the sharp divide between the Democratic Socialists of America’s fantasy and the hard reality of Communist China: one side sells revolution, the other runs a ruthless state built on control, borders, prisons, surveillance,

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WordPress Critical Error Triggers Site Outage, Troubleshooting Needed

Erica Carlin August 6, 2026

A sudden WordPress critical error can stop a site cold, replacing the page with a blunt failure message and little else to go on. When that happens, the concern is immediate: the site is down,

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LIFE Runners Gear Up For Massive Pro-Life Relay

Erica Carlin August 6, 2026

A massive pro-life relay is once again turning miles into a message, with LIFE Runners pushing a coast-to-coast witness centered on abortion, prayer, and public visibility. The event reaches far beyond one race route, pulling

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Crockett, Talarico, Paxton Shape Heated Texas Senate Race

Dan Veld August 6, 2026

Jasmine Crockett made clear she does not see James Talarico as a real threat in Texas politics, and she backed that up with a blunt read on where a Senate race would actually stand. Her

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Zillow Faces Antitrust Scrutiny Over Housing Market Power

Dan Veld August 6, 2026

Zillow has become more than just a place to browse listings. For a lot of people, it now sits right in the middle of the hunt for a home, and that kind of power can

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El-Sayed Threat Against Rogers Backfires As Conservatives Mock Word Choice

Erica Carlin August 6, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed’s fresh win in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary quickly turned into a controversy of its own after his pointed challenge to Republican rival Mike Rogers drew fierce reaction online. What was meant to sound

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Fauci Autopen Scandal Deepens, DOJ Faces New Pressure

Dan Veld August 6, 2026

The autopen fight has turned into a political mess with a very familiar name sitting right in the middle of it: Anthony Fauci. What started as a debate over presidential signatures and pardon power has

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Karoline Leavitt Rebukes WaPo Over Trump Hegseth Report

Dan Veld August 6, 2026

Checklist White House pushback against a Washington Post report Karoline Leavitt’s defense of Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth Iran, military policy, and the broader tension around national security Questions about media credibility and sourcing Trump’s

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Trump Halts Toddler On Nevada Stage, Jokes About Biden Fall

David Gregoire August 6, 2026

Donald Trump brought a little comic chaos to a Las Vegas event when a toddler on stage started drifting away from the family spotlight. The president moved quickly to keep the boy from wandering off,

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Senate Investigators Obtain Fauci HHS iPhone Ahead Of Contempt Vote

Karen Givens August 5, 2026

• Senate investigators received Fauci’s pandemic-era iPhone• The phone transfer came from HHS to a Republican-led panel• A contempt vote is hanging over the upcoming hearing• Rand Paul is pressing questions about COVID-era decisions and

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Hawaii Crime Cases Put Pressure On Democratic Leaders

Dan Veld August 5, 2026

Violence, threats, and raw public anger can turn a tense moment into a disaster in seconds. In Hawaii, a confrontation reportedly escalated after a man accused of threatening a woman in alarming fashion ended up

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Trump Blasts Michigan Democrat Nominee, Warns Of Rising Communism

Kevin Parker August 5, 2026

Donald Trump used a Las Vegas speech to hammer Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and the broader left, arguing that Democrats are no longer stopping at socialism and are barreling straight toward communism. The attack

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Michigan Drops Enforcement Of Conversion Therapy Ban After Ruling

Erica Carlin August 5, 2026

Michigan has stepped back from enforcing its ban on counseling aimed at changing sexual orientation or gender identity after a major Supreme Court ruling reshaped the legal landscape. The move follows a legal fight over

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140 UK Healthcare Workers Urge MPs To Reject Assisted Suicide Bill

Erica Carlin August 5, 2026

News 140+ medical professionals urge UK MPs to reject new assisted suicide bill A group of doctors and other medical workers are warning about the dangers of a new bill to legalize assisted suicide in

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Florida AG Uthmeier Issues Subpoena In Fauci COVID Probe

Dan Veld August 5, 2026

Florida is turning up the pressure in the long-running COVID accountability fight, with state officials pushing forward on demands for answers tied to Anthony Fauci and the decisions that shaped the pandemic response. The move

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Congress Must Finish Graham’s Fight Against Putin

Brittany Mays August 5, 2026

Freedom lost a hard-fighting defender, and the country lost a voice that never flinched when the world got dangerous. Lindsey Graham spent decades pushing the idea that peace comes from strength, not from hoping dictators

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Darline Graham Says She Will Fight For South Carolina Values

Kevin Parker August 5, 2026

Darline Graham steps into the Senate spotlight with a story shaped by loss, grit, faith, and a very plain view of what matters in Washington. She ties her personal life to her political beliefs, talks

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Caribbean Bishops Urge Schools, Families to Reject Gender Ideology

Erica Carlin August 5, 2026

Caribbean bishops have stepped into a tense cultural fight with a pastoral guide that pushes back hard against gender ideology while urging Catholic schools, parishes, and families to stay clear, steady, and compassionate. The message

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Moroccan Archdiocese Assists Migrants After Deadly Ceuta Crossing

Erica Carlin August 5, 2026

Migrants attempting the Ceuta crossing faced danger, exhaustion, and deaths. The Archdiocese of Tangier stepped in with basic aid and care. Archbishop Emilio Rocha Grande urged young Moroccans to see opportunity at home. Economic frustration

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Trump Faces Pressure Over EPA And SEC Changes

Dan Veld August 5, 2026

Seventeen state officials are pressing Donald Trump to tear back Biden-era climate rules, arguing the current regulatory stack has gone too far and is squeezing states, businesses, and energy development. Their push lands right in

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Michigan Democrats Near Disaster After El-Sayed Win Narrowed

David Gregoire August 5, 2026

Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary was sold like a done deal, but the vote turned into a mess for the people who treated it that way. Abdul El-Sayed came in under the kind of spotlight that

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Election Voters Reward Clear Messages, Not Political Résumés

Brittany Mays August 5, 2026

Election night made one thing painfully clear: the candidates who stuck in voters’ minds were the ones who sounded like they had something to say, not just something to showcase. Across a few different races,

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Pope Leo’s Latin Mass Crackdown Signals Wider Vatican Shift

Erica Carlin August 5, 2026

Reports surrounding Pope Leo XIV are fueling fresh concern among Catholics attached to the older Roman liturgy, especially after signs pointed to continued restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass. The picture taking shape is not

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Lourdes Bishop Keeps Rupnik Mosaics Covered For Pope Leo Visit

Erica Carlin August 5, 2026

Bishop Jean-Marc Micas has decided that the Rupnik mosaics at Lourdes will stay covered for Pope Leo XIV’s September visit, a move meant to keep the focus on healing rather than the artwork of a

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Whatnot App Gains Attention as Valuation Climbs in Tech Shopping

Dan Veld August 5, 2026

Whatnot has turned a familiar kind of online shopping into something sharper, faster, and a lot more social. The app is leaning into live buying, collector energy, and a fee model that feels more old-school

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Minneapolis Child Sex Sting Targets Online Predators, Crime Cases Rise

Dan Veld August 5, 2026

A Minneapolis-area sting operation aimed at online child predators has led to dozens of arrests, while police say the number of people who responded to the decoy ad was far higher than the number ultimately

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Trump-Backed Veteran Wins GOP Primary In Michigan District

Doug Goldsmith August 5, 2026

Michigan’s 10th Congressional District is heading into a high-stakes general election with a fresh Republican nominee carrying military credentials, Trump’s backing, and a message built around border security, manufacturing, and restoring conservative priorities. The race

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McConnell Absence Puts GOP Agenda At Risk As Succession Questions Grow

David Gregoire August 5, 2026

• McConnell’s prolonged absence and Senate seat questions• Kentucky’s special-election rules and the governor’s limited role• How the vacancy talk affects Trump’s agenda in the Senate• Todd Blanche’s confirmation battle and the razor-thin GOP margin•

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El-Sayed Win Fuels Democratic Party Fight Over Leftward Shift

Doug Goldsmith August 5, 2026

• Michigan’s Senate primary exposes a widening split inside the Democratic Party• Abdul El-Sayed’s win gives the left a bigger stage and Republicans fresh attacks• Bernie Sanders, AOC, and other progressives helped power the result•

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White House Memos Reveal FBI Opened Trump Russia Asset Probe

Doug Goldsmith August 5, 2026

The newly declassified FBI memos put a sharp spotlight back on the Trump-Russia saga, showing that the bureau opened a secret counterintelligence probe in 2017 after James Comey was fired. The documents suggest investigators were

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Political Newcomer Douglas Ollivant Wins GOP Nod In Virginia Race

Darnell Thompkins August 5, 2026

Douglas Ollivant has already turned a crowded Republican primary into a clear statement, and now the race shifts to one of Virginia’s most competitive House seats. The district is headed into another fierce November fight,

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Florida GOP Lawmakers Back Challenger To Oust Cory Mills

David Gregoire August 5, 2026

Florida Republicans are turning up the pressure on Rep. Cory Mills as a nasty primary fight spills into the open. Two GOP allies are now backing his challenger, and the move adds more fuel to

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Michigan GOP Voters Pick Smith Over Trump Backed Hassan

Dan Veld August 5, 2026

Michigan Republican who reportedly dropped out defeats Trump’s pick in key swing-district primary Thomas J. Smith beat Amir Hassan and Al Lemmo to challenge freshman Democrat Kristen McDonald Rivet in November Published August 5, 2026

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Rashida Tlaib Wins Primary, Far Left Gains Momentum Nationwide

Karen Givens August 5, 2026

Rashida Tlaib just locked up another Democratic primary win in Michigan, keeping her on track for a fifth term and giving the party’s far-left flank another loud win to brag about. The result fits a

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Israel Aid Strengthens US Security, Not Just Charity

Darnell Thompkins August 5, 2026

America’s aid to Israel is often framed as a simple expense, but that misses the bigger picture. The relationship has deep roots, major strategic value, and real returns in intelligence, defense, and regional stability. What

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Senate Moves to Test Fauci Fifth Amendment Claim

David Gregoire August 5, 2026

Anthony Fauci’s Senate appearance did not exactly calm anyone down. He gave a sharp opening statement, then leaned on the Fifth Amendment again and again, turning the hearing into a standoff over whether that move

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Trump Pushes Iran Pressure, Targets Regime’s Critical Infrastructure

Darnell Thompkins August 5, 2026

• Iran’s regime and its refusal to negotiate in good faith• Trump’s pressure campaign and the shift beyond nuclear talks• The regime’s vulnerable infrastructure and internal fragility• Risks of retaliation, chaos, and underground networks• U.S.

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Pope Leo XIV Communist Ties Raise Urgent Catholic Questions

Erica Carlin August 5, 2026

Back   —   Video Topics  |  Pro-life  |  Pro-family  |  Catholic Church  |  Freedom Pope Leo’s communist ties revealed: What Catholics need to know The John-Henry Westen Show See More Pope Leo XIV has been connected

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Spanish Priest Calls For Reconquista Of Morocco After Migrant Surge

Erica Carlin August 5, 2026

● A priest’s viral posts after the Ceuta migrant surge● The call for a “Reconquista” of Morocco to Catholicism● Reactions tied to Spain’s border crisis and public unrest● Church voices weighing migration, dignity, and border

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Back To School Brings Rising Antisemitism For Jewish Students

David Gregoire August 5, 2026

Back-to-school season should bring backpacks, sharpened pencils, and a little nervous excitement. For too many Jewish families, it now brings something else too: worry that school hallways, classrooms, and online spaces may not be safe.

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Americans Push For Healthcare Price Transparency Law

Doug Goldsmith August 5, 2026

Checklist: bipartisan support for upfront healthcare pricing; why hidden prices hurt patients and employers; how transparency can boost competition and cut waste; the size of possible savings; the push to make transparency permanent law. There

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